Police respond to 'serious incident' in Woolwich

The islamic defence force is here doing their thing, but in the video the guy states that "We are sorry women had to see this, but, back home our
women have seen a lot of this", the guy in the background is obviously muslim and was involved in the attack.

I find it suspicious that the gun they tried to use "Backfired" and blew a finger off the guy who tried to use it, salted ammunition, a cartridge with
a small amount of explosive in it, whoever gave them that weapon, or the ammo that went into it could be the starting point for a real investigation
into who is behind this.

Also, the statement the guy makes about "Getting rid of government because they don't care about you" made to a tv camera was so very fortunate for
the PTB, i can see them now saying "Herp Derp anyone that says get rid of government because we are a bunch of murdering #stains, is a terrorist, just
like these men".

I would also add to this, they didn't attack the general public, they were only interested in a military target, in attacking someone like this they
became soldiers not civilians, it is a shame there are radicalised people who so easily play into the hands of the ptb by playing the roles required
to keep the bull# rolling.

The problem is that people don't get involved when they see something wrong being done.....laws have made it so people have to worry about being
arrested for doing the right thing.

Heck, there was a fellow in a subway in Toronto who told a man who was screaming and threatening others to calm down - what did he get for it? He got
stabbed in the throat and everyone just sat there and watched.

TO HELL WITH THAT. People should grow a pair and help your fellow man.

This is precisely what makes no sense. People were just standing there looking on. That other image where the lady is just casually talking to one of
the criminals (who had a knife in his left hand, might I add!) was just surreal, bizarre, concerning and utterly baffling!

Shocking news today. My thoughts are with the family of the soldier who lost his life today, all for a relgious protest.

This video on extremists living and protesting in Luton has been going around on Facebook (2012):

Many of the people, judging by their accents, have been raised in the UK. Pretty shocking. But what I found interesting was a lot of Muslims
commenting on the video, showing their respect to the UK land and telling these people to get out.

At the end of the day, nothing will be done about terrorism of this kind in our home land. The UK government cannot do anything, and will not do
anything for fear of being called racist. It's the same reason why they skirt around the immigration issue and the subject of the EU.

I'm not rising to any of the hate... maybe that's easy for me to say when I live in a predominately white, Christian area, and so don't feel
particulary threatened... but I'm at least able to see that not everyone seems to share these extremist, and in my opinion, third world ways of
preaching and living your life.

edit on 22-5-2013 by LunaStarr because: Edited youtube link to embed it correctly

Not really.. It is actually quite normal behaviour. Had it been seemingly random, not targeted, people will run but in this situation where it
seems a person has been singled out, then people will not flee and some will intervene.

We have a word for such people on this side of the pond...

IDIOTS

A headless guy is bleeding on the road, and two guys are carrying knives and machetes, and you're going to sit there chatting with them? Or, get the
hell out of there?

What the hell?

I think its more of people can't believe what is happening before their eyes. They literally are not trusting what they are seeing. Its hard to
know how to react, what to do, how to feel, whether to run or stay, to watch or turn away. If this was a warzone, I expect the reaction would be
a lot different. I think the action of the general public, more than anything, shows how safe they usually feel and how shocked they are at what
they see.

What is it with all the ACTING disguised as "attacks"? Why does everything seem SCRIPTED??? Where's the machete??? Where's the 10 pints of BLOOD
from the decapitated body??? Here's a video of the attacker. Does this even make sense????

Edit: Why are his hands bloody, but not a drop on his clothes? Come on now. He just chopped off someone's head, and he's clean as whistle. And,
how did they get such good footage with commentary?

This is starting to get comical now. Such UNPROFESSIONAL work being done by Hollywood
these days.

Not really.. It is actually quite normal behaviour. Had it been seemingly random, not targeted, people will run but in this situation where it
seems a person has been singled out, then people will not flee and some will intervene.

We have a word for such people on this side of the pond...

IDIOTS

A headless guy is bleeding on the road, and two guys are carrying knives and machetes, and you're going to sit there chatting with them? Or, get the
hell out of there?

What the hell?

I think this shows how desensitized we in London have become to violence.

I think it's more likely telling of how bizarre the situation was. Events like these are generally so shocking you're physically stunned and
mentally confused by them, they don't seem real when they are happening - this results in shock later.

This isn't proof of being desensitized, it's proof of adrenaline, someone wanting to help an injured person, and the disbelief that they themselves
are actually in mortal danger.

I felt exactly like that at the Reading vs Man City game when some crazed Manc leapt over the boundary into our stand and started to beat on some guy,
right in front of me and loads of others. At first, we all just sought of watched as we couldn't believe what were seeing - it took 3-4 seconds
before anyone moved to stop it as we were so stunned.

The problem is that people don't get involved when they see something wrong being done.....laws have made it so people have to worry about being
arrested for doing the right thing.

Heck, there was a fellow in a subway in Toronto who told a man who was screaming and threatening others to calm down - what did he get for it? He got
stabbed in the throat and everyone just sat there and watched.

TO HELL WITH THAT. People should grow a pair and help your fellow man.

This is the thing. I would like to think I would act, but I know that when there, doing the right thing given the situation takes thought and that
moment can pass when it was the best time and you continue waiting there for another opportunity, and then you moment has passed, the deed has been
done.

Sometimes you don't realise what is going on before you can act. And then its too late. Its easy for someone to say I would act, when you are not
the one standing there in front of horror, adrenalin flooding your system, assessing, waiting for the right moment.

It might have been that they hit the victim with the car and when they got our to injure the victim further, passers by might have thought they were
tending to him and by the time they realised their were mutilating the victim, it was far too late. Who knows

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